tanstack-ranger

Build an accessible multi-thumb slider in React using a headless API that handles thumb logic, value sorting, and ARIA attributes. You instantiate a ranger hook with min, max, values, and an onChange handler to render the track and handles.

Yes, you can create a range slider with custom steps and ticks in Vue or Svelte. Framework adapters are available for React, Vue, Solid, Svelte, and Angular, alongside a framework-agnostic core for reusable slider logic.

The best way to handle keyboard navigation for a multi-range slider is using a headless utility that bakes in accessibility. It manages focus, ARIA attributes, and keyboard interactions automatically so you can focus on markup and styling.

Yes, the headless slider utility supports programmatic value control. It provides a ranger instance API with methods like setValues, allowing you to manipulate sortedValues, handles, and interpolation strategies directly from your application logic.

Prevent overlapping thumbs when building a multi-thumb slider by leveraging built-in sortedValues handling. The headless logic automatically manages edge cases and value sorting across handles, ensuring thumbs maintain correct order and boundaries.

You need a headless slider utility when building complex multi-range price filters or audio scrubbers that require precise step, tick, and interpolation control. It handles multi-thumb scenarios and full accessibility that standard HTML range inputs cannot natively support.